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?? relationship between energy absorbed and signals produced
Direct, linear/proportional
mottled image is a ___ exposure
under
soft tissue and bone loss or loss of contrast is a ___ exposure
over
low mAs or insufficent # of photons
underexposure
noisy image is the result of a
underexposure
whar Maintains relatively consistent image brightness across a wide range of exposures
Automatic Rescaling- can lead to loss of visual cue relative to detector exposure
we tend to notice underexposure more than over
• Increased luminance (brightness) -
• Decreased luminance (brightness) -
lighter
darker
Overexposure (upper) leads to _____in soft tissue areas
Decreased brightness
An exposure indicator (EI) reflects???
the amount of exposure to the detector
Exposure indicator (EI)- definition
A measure of radiation reaching the detector • Numerical value reflected after an exposure
Target exposure indicator (EIT) definition
Optimal exposure to the detector • Numerical value representing the optimal or ideal exposure indicator value
Exposure ratio defintion
(EI/EIT) • Ratio of exposure indicator/target exposure indicator
Deviation index (DI)- definition
How far the actual EI is from the target EI
IEC standardized EI calculations to be ??
Mathematical equation used to calculate the exposure indicator results in a direct & proportional relationship to exposure
If an imaging system follows the IEC EI standard, then the EI exhibits a ??? relationship to exposure
direct and proportional
the relationship between mAs and EI
% change in EI = % change in mAs
EIT = 300; EI = 150; Action:
EIT = 450; EI = 900 action:
2x mAs
1/2 mAs
DI forumula
DI = 10 x log10 (EI/EIT)
how far away you were from the target value
DI
DI= what % exposure?
+3
+2
+1
0
-1
-2
-3
exposure:
100% increase (x2) doubled
56% increase (x1.58)
26% increase (x1.26)
proper exposure (x1, aka stay the same)
20% decrease (x0.8) (why? 20% decrease= 100%-20%=80%=0.8)
37% decrease (x0.63)
50% decrease (x.5) halved
If compliant with the IEC Standard, the deviation index (DI) provides a universal numeric measure of ???
how much difference exists between the target EI and the actual EI
EIT = 500, Actual EI = 250, DI =
-3